Well, I finally got to do some woodworking! OK, nothing too special, but it’s a start. We recently purchased new flatware and I took this as an opportunity to “fix” some things with the organization of the drawer (or lack there of) that have been bugging me for the past 13 years. (Yea, I know, I know)
I remembered an article from Woodcraft Magazine on the exact subject (Vol.2 No.8 Project Number 34) by Ralph Bagnall. So I went to town. As recommended in the article, I used ¼” Baltic birch ply for the base and some 3/8” walnut stock I had from a previous project. Rather than make the fixtures used in the article though, I used a piece of pegboard as a guide to drill the bases and just marked and center punched the dividers. Two coats of shellac, and a little butcher’s wax – done! We’ll see if this one lasts another 13 years!
Wes